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Thanks for your help. My neighbor had a yard sale and he gave them to me. He doesn't collect cards and just found them in a drawer.
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Does anyone know what these are and what they come from?
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Sorry for the bad pics but that how they came out and photobucket was running too slow....
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The fronts look a bit like Topps glossy all-star send-in cards from the late 80's. Can you post a pic of some of the backs?
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looks like 83-85 unlicensed especially with those grainy photos.
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Thank you! And yes, they have plain white backs....
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I recently had a conversation with mmopar about two similar cards of Steve Garvey. Here was his explanation:
I believe they are generally considered to be called KG Graphics. There was a set of about 20 different cards. I have heard that they were supposedly a prototype for new Donruss designs and I have also heard that they are considered a non-licensed broders. They are not that easy to find (especially for a border card) and there are people trying to sell them on ebay for a gross amount of money at times.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1983-KG-Glos...item19fe88587a
I know that PSA has graded a Ron Kittle card. It was called "1983 KG Glossy".
I believe they are generally considered to be called KG Graphics. There was a set of about 20 different cards. I have heard that they were supposedly a prototype for new Donruss designs and I have also heard that they are considered a non-licensed broders. They are not that easy to find (especially for a border card) and there are people trying to sell them on ebay for a gross amount of money at times.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1983-KG-Glos...item19fe88587a
I know that PSA has graded a Ron Kittle card. It was called "1983 KG Glossy".
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Nice, I have a Valenzuela never knew what it was.
bongo870
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Kenny Garshewicz use to make these and sell them out of the trunk of his car. lol
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These have long been sold as 1983 Topps Glossy All-Star Prototypes. I believe they are even catalogued as such somewhere.
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